This geocache is not at the posted coordinates! Please do not go there!
This "ready for action" dog is a geoart consisting of 65 easy to solve (and mostly easy to find) puzzles, making it fun and easy for all levels of caching ability.
This geoart is dedicated to the geodogs in our lives. Some of us have them, some of us had them by our sides and at some point, all of us have probably cached with a four legged geo-friend. Thanks to everyone who contributed photos and stories of your geodogs.
The final locations will take you on a nice walk on some of Brantford's finest trails. Take your geodog with you, they will love it!
Geodog - Aite
Pawrent - zananoelis
Geodog Aite is never happier than when she hops in the back of the vehicle to head out for another geocaching adventure, unless of course it is an endless day of park and grab! When we meet up with fellow geocachers she is always ready to say hello. She really enjoys rail trails, heading into the bush and any cache that involves going near the water. She is fantastic at finding the almost non-existent animal trails through brush, anything to avoid thorns. She even found a cache we were looking for. It had fallen to the ground in the snow and we noticed her playing with something, it was the cache. If only we could train her to sniff out plastic vials stuck in wood!
Aite is pawsome!
Now where would Aite hide her geocache - I can assure you, it's not a vial in a stick!
I've been on adventures with Aite before and she invariably gets muddy, dirty and wet but never dangerously so. Having said that, I am not the one that has to bath her when she gets home! What happens on the caching trail, stays on the caching trail and is internal to her and Ken!
With the What Three Words not working in the Geocaching Toolbox, the other option is to use the official What Three Words App or check the waypoints below.